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JPC
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hey just wondering
is it because you wear a white shirt that you're going to feel less heat, and because you wear a black shirt that you're going to feel more heat like everyone thinks ?
does it depends on the material ?
on the heat conductance of the material ?
because from what i think :
if material heat conductance = high then
if material color = white then
less light is absorbed : more pass through shirt to skin
end if
if material color = black then
more light is absorbed > shirt gets hot > because of shirt-skin contact skin gets hot
end if
end if
if material heat conductance = low then
if material color = white then
less light is absorbed : more pass through shirt to skin
end if
if material color = black then
more light is absorbed > shirt gets hot > but because of low heat conductance skin doesn't get hot
end if
end if
from my reasoning , it would be better a black low heat conductant shirt
Am i right ?
is it because you wear a white shirt that you're going to feel less heat, and because you wear a black shirt that you're going to feel more heat like everyone thinks ?
does it depends on the material ?
on the heat conductance of the material ?
because from what i think :
if material heat conductance = high then
if material color = white then
less light is absorbed : more pass through shirt to skin
end if
if material color = black then
more light is absorbed > shirt gets hot > because of shirt-skin contact skin gets hot
end if
end if
if material heat conductance = low then
if material color = white then
less light is absorbed : more pass through shirt to skin
end if
if material color = black then
more light is absorbed > shirt gets hot > but because of low heat conductance skin doesn't get hot
end if
end if
from my reasoning , it would be better a black low heat conductant shirt
Am i right ?